Wealthsimple North America Socially Responsible Index ETF (WSRI)

Wealthsimple North America Socially Responsible Index ETF (WSRI $46.05)
- $46.05 P/E (TTM): 25.28X Cap: $934M
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Wealthsimple North America Socially Responsible Index ETF (WSRI $46.05)
- $46.05 P/E (TTM): 25.28X Cap: $934M
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Q: Today, Thursday, March 12, Ian Tam in the business section of the globe and Mail recommended 14 Canadian ETFs that offer an mote against global uncertainty. One of the ETFs was WSRI among other ETFs that are low volatility. I wasn’t surprised by the low volatility ETFs, but I was surprised to see WSRI among this list. I looked up WSRI but I couldn’t find anything special to indicate that it has a mote against global uncertainty or is any better than other S&P 500 ETFs such as ZSP. Can you shed some light on this?

Read Answer Asked by Mary on March 17, 2026

Wealthsimple Developed Markets ex North America Socially Responsible Index ETF (WSRD $31.68)
- $31.68 P/E (TTM): 22.69X Cap: $899M
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Wealthsimple North America Socially Responsible Index ETF (WSRI $46.05)
- $46.05 P/E (TTM): 25.28X Cap: $934M
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Q: What is your opinion of these 2 socially responsible funds from Wealth Simple ? Would appreciate if you could comment on the mix of holdings, performance, and fees and if you would recommend. If not, what would you choe as an alternative. Thank you.

Read Answer Asked by Paul on February 24, 2021